O Dea High School - Olympian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

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Archbishop of Seattle June 11, 1926, Ordained, San Francisco, Califomia August 24, 1939, Consecrated Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco February 28, 1948, Appointed Coadjutor Bishop of Seattle May 19, 1950, Succeeded to the See as Fifth Bishop of Seattle June 23, 1951, Appointed First Archbishop of Seattle His Excellency THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS EDWARD GILL, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Seattle June 10, 1933, Ordained, San Francisco, Califomia February 2, 1955, Appointed Pastor St. James Cathedral May 31, 1956, Consecrated Auxiliary Bishop of Seattle os = or DEDICATION This year marks the twochundredth anniversary of the birth of Br. Edmund Ignatius Rice, Founder and First Superior General of the Christian Brothers of Ireland. In view of the fact that in October of last year, the Holy See appointed the Archbishop of Dublin to conduct the preliminary steps in the cause of his beatification and canonization, it seems quite appropriate to dedicate the Olympian ’62 to the memory of this saintly Founder and to his zealous followers who conduct schools and coMeges in many parts of the world. The ideals, motives, and means which make every activity of the Brothers so admirable and eminently successful are symbolized and synthesized in the Crest of the Congregation which appears on the cover of each annual. The star in the Crest is a reminder that those who instruct many unto justice shall shine as stars for all etermity. The star shining in the darkness is regarded as a symbol of enlightenment and instruction, the services which the Church re- quires from the Brothers on behalf of the youth of the flock; and since the instruc- tion of the Religious Teacher should be primarily of Christ and of him crucified, the star is set upon the Cross, the source and inspiration of our Faith, and the instrument of our Redemption. The Cross, with its circle, the symbol of etemity, and its traceries, are essentially Celtic in design. The outer circle bears the title, Brothers of the Christian Schools of Ireland, since Ireland was the natal place of the Congregation. The open book placed on top of the outer circle indi- cates that the aim of the Brothers as an educational organization is to impart not only religious but also secular instruction to their pupils. The letters displayed on the open page, likewise the words Facere et Docere further remind the Brothers of their obligation of imparting knowledge of God to their charges. Finally, there is the Cross, the symbol of Faith; and the Star, the emblem of Hope, and of Mary, Star of the Sea, under whose protection the Congregation of the Christian Brothers was founded. To the memory of the Venerable Brother Rice and to the members of his Congregation everywhere throughout the world, we, the Senior Class of O'Dea High School, proudly and respectfully dedicate this annual. VENERABLE BROTHER EDMUND I. RICE Founder of the Christian Brothers of Ireland “If we work upon marble, it will perish; if on brass, time will efface it; if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust; but if we work upon immortal minas, and imbue them with principles, with the just fear of God and love of neighbor, we engrave on those tablets something that will brighten to all eternity.” — Daniel Webster ADMINISTRATION BROTHER F. M. POPISH Principal, O’Dea High School Two years ago Br. Popish assumed the duties of Principal at O’Dea High School. Since that time he has performed his duties efficiently. In addition to his duties as Principal, Brother Popish also teaches Senior Religion. Realizing the necessity for young men to develop their bodies as well as their minds, Bro. Popish advocates an adequate athletics program. He is also the staunchest back- er our team has. Wher spring arrives, Br. Popish can usually find time to add a round of golf to his already very busy schedule. The Class of ’62 sincerely hopes that many more classes will grad- uate from O’Dea High School and carry with them the ideals that Br. Popish and the rest of the Faculty at O’Dea has given to our Class. ADMINISTRATION BROTHER M. G. BURKE Brother Burke who is now fifty-three years in the Brotherhood still teaches. He is also responsible for collecting tuition and is Moderator of the Mothers’ Club. Brother takes a keen interest in our sports program and can be found at all our games. He likes to play an oc- casional game of golf when the weather and his health condition permit. The students very much appreciate his inter- est in all their activities, and hope he will remain many more years at O'Dea. BROTHER M. G. BURKE Vice-Principal, School Treasurer, Moderator of Mothers’ Club, Religion, World History. The Treasurer’s Office MRS. KIRSCHNER Mrs. Kirschner has been with us for the past four years as Secretary and Regy istrar. Before her advent to O’Dea, Mrs. Kirschner as- sisted at the Cathedral Grade School where her work and worth were appreciated by MRS. R. H. KIRSCHNER Secretary and Registrar. Office of the Secretary Registrar the Clergy and the good Sisters alike. We are very fortunate to have the inval- uable services of Mrs. Kirschner at O’Dea, and we trust she may find it con- venient to remain at the school for many years to come. FACULTY BROTHER J. J. DONNELLY Religion, U.S. History, Latin, Library, Bookroom, Detention Moderator, Missions. BROTHER J. A. HANLEY Religion, English, Spanish, Sodality of Our Lady, Tennis, Band. BROTHER C. J. AVENDANO Religion, English, Student Activities. BROTHER E. BP. FARRELL Religion, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonom- etry, Football Moderator, Frosh Basket ball, Sodality of Our Lady. BROTHER D. P. DWYER Religion, English, Spanish, School Pa per Moderator. BROTHER J. B. LACKIE Religion, Physics, Physical Science, House Bursar, Intramurals, Golf, Chris- tian Brothers’ Auxiliary. BROTHER G. A. KEALY Religion, Mechanical Drawing, Typing, Yearbook, Apostleship of Prayer. FACULTY BROTHER T. C. MAHONEY Religion, English, Latin, Debate, Drama, Sodality of Our Lady. BROTHER T. PB. TREACY Religion Algebra, Latin, Booster Club Moderator. BROTHER J. 5. O’KEEFFE 2 BROTHER E. C. SMITH Religion, Algebra, Math II, Varsity . Religion, Chemistry, Frosh Football, Football, Track, Freshman Dean, Sodal- — Basketball Moderator, Poster Club. ity of Our Lady, Vocation Co-ordinator, : yy Intramurals. MR. R. D. MILLER English, Contemporary Problems, J. V. Football, Basketball Baseball, Intra- murals, Publicity Club. MR. J. L. KOOINEKOFF World History, Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Baseball — Head Coach, J. V. Football, Intramurals. MR. W. J. 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AR : = eh aaP at te pe e Pm 2: ts j : x a dec eat ay i Veh 2 MO ee a mae tig OU elatatal!- ad� ‘ %, Ss Bi Od “6 . oe 4 a eT ee eT ee ee 4 i 4 e 4 i$ % ee Re 2 = a Sut ae ¥: « ye % 2 � “ os ark a ag Bg wa Pee @e : STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PETER KESLING Student Body President MICHAEL CONNORS DAVID BELMONTE Secretary-[reasurer Vice President a OFFICERS PHIL HOSTERMAN (Secretary-Treasurer); TONY BLACK (Secretary-Treasurer) ; ROOM 205. RICHARD HOLDREN (President); ROOM 203. ROD MULLINFAUX (President); TERRY CARROLL (Vice President) STEVE DEUTSCH (Vice President) ROOM 206. DENNIS NADEAU (Secretary); PATRICK MATTHEWS (President); DAVE PAINEUDE (Vice President) | VINCENT MATSUDAIRA (Treasurer) 7a ASIS, STANLEY D. QGENIOR St. Anthony, Oakland, Cal. ’5 Sodality of Our Lady 3; Sports BELMONTE, DAVID F. Manager 3. Favorite Saying: “‘I pa St. Teresa 58 wish I had turned out.’’ Hobby: Being outdoors and free from Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Body worry. Most Remembered Moment: Vice-President 4; Student Senate The first rally I attended at 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Coro- O’Dea. Ambition: To find my nation Ball Committee 4; Tennis vocation in life. 2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘ Ya chump.’’ Hobby: Sports and cars. Most Remembered Moment: When Br. O’Keefe took the Fresh- man Basketball Team to Vancouver, B.C. in 1959. Ambi- tion: To have a sharp car, sharp clothes, and sharp apartment, and be a success in everything ? I do. . ‘ BEEMAN, MICHAEL J. Holy Family ’58 BLACK, JAMES A. f ot aes Honor Roll 1,2; Intramural Ref- St. James ’58 Bes = eree 3; Sports Manager 3,4; Pep Class Officer 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Club 3. Favorite Saying: ‘‘N Football 1,3,4; Favorite Saying: sweat.”? Most Remembered Mo- “I’m impressed.”’ Hobby: Making ment: When O’Dea beat Prep in things out of wood. Most Remem- basketball 50-49 in 1959. Ambi- bered Moment: New Year’s Eve, tion: To graduate from college 1960. Ambition: To amass a and lead a good Catholic life. BULLOCK, TERRY W. Holy Rosary ’58 Track 2; Football 1. Favorite Saying: ‘“Detention again?’’ Hob- by: Bowling. Most Remembered Moment: The ’61 O’Dea-Prep football game. Ambition: To lead a good Catholic life. eee 16 CLASS CARROLL, TERRENCE A. : | St. Mary’s 758 Honor Roll 1,2; Class Officer 1, 2,4; Student Senate 4; Student Council 4; Social Committee 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Debate Club 2, 3,4. Most Remembered Moment: My last Physics Class. Ambi- tion: Medicine. CAIN, DARRELL R. Briscoe Memorial ’58 Honor Roll 1,3; Social Commit- tee 3; Intramural Umpire 3; Sports Manager 1. Favorite Saying: “Don’t sweat it.’? Most Remem- bered Moment: June 25, 1960 and New Years Eve, 1961. Ambition: To become a lawyer. CONNORS, MICHAEL J. St. Helena’s, Helena, Montana’58 CALLAHAN, ROBERT F. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sodality of St. George 58 Our Lady 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Honor Roll 1; Social Committee 4; Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying: “‘No sweat.’’ Most Remembered Moment: My Freshman Year. Am- bition: To go to college. CARTER, WAYNE J. St. George ’58 Honor Roll 1,3; Senior Layouts, Yearbook Staff 4; Publicity Com- mittee 4; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 2. Favorite Saying: ““Don’t sweat it.’ Hobby: Cars, hunting, water- skiing. Most Remembered Mom- ent: The time I almost set the lab on fire. Ambition: To further my education and be a credit to my parents. 17 Student Body Vice-President 4; Student Senate 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Club Officer 3,4; School Paper 2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘No sweat.” Most Remembered Moment: When Br. O’Keefe caught me sneaking into a sock hop. Ambition: To lead a full and happy life. COSTELLO, RONALD J. Sacred Heart ’58 Golf 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘“‘I tell you, it was that big!’’ Most Remembered Moment: My Sopho- more Year in Room 202. Ambition: CREW, ROBERT D. Kent Junior High ’58 Favorite Saying: ‘‘I don’t know.’’ Hobby: Hot-rodding and custom- izing. Most Remembered Moment: The day I entered O’Dea. Ambi- tion: To join the F.B.I. CROPLEY, ROBERT W. Franklin ’60 Favorite Saying: ‘‘Another four- dotter.’’ Hobby: Cars. Most Re- To enter the field of conservation. membered Moment: Hitting my 62nd home-run. Ambition: To be an internationally famous wine-taster. CRISTOFARO, FRANK A. Sacred Heart (Seattle) ’58 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sodality of Our Lady 3; Intramural Referee 2,3; Poster Club 1,2; School Paper 2,3; Publicity Committee 4: Glee Club 152; PepsGlub 1,3. Favorite Saying: ‘‘You yo-yo.”’ Most Remembered Moment: The wreck at 13th and Columbia. Ambition: To be a success by leading a good Catholic life. DEACY, MICHAEL F. St. Paul’ s ’58 Social Committee 4; Football 1. Favorite Saying: ‘‘So you think you’re going to get away with it, huh?’’ Hobby: Automobiles. Am- bition: A career in the Air Force. Most Remembered Moment: When I got a 99 on my U.S. History Provincial Exam. DELL, EUGENE J. Vernon Junior High 58 Honor Roll 1; Intramural Referee 2,3; Pep Club 1,3. Favorite Say- ing: ‘‘You got yourself a deal.” Hobby: Bowling, fishing. Most Remembered Moment: The 1961 Prep-O’Dea Football Game. Am- bition: A college degree and success. DRISCOLL, RICHARD F. St. George ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; Sodality of Our Lady 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Year- book Co-editor 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Smile!’’ Most Remem- bered Moment: Seeing him at 2:43. Ambition: To graduate from DEUTSCH, STEVEN B. Holy Rosary ’58 Class Officer 4; Student Senate 4; Student Council 4; Social Com- mittee 2; Intramural Referee 3; Track 2,3,4; Bowling Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Letterman’s Club 2, 3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘I couldn’t � ? law school. care less.’’ Hobby: Saving re- membrances of my high school career. Most Remembered Mo- ment: The summer night of July 7, 1961. Ambition: To secure an education and fulfill my plans for the future. DORNAY, BALINT G. St. Teresa’s ’58 Honor Roll 3; Sodality of Our Lady 2. Hobby: Swimming and stamp collecting. Ambition: To be an engineer. ENGQUIST, CAPPY L. St. Francis Seminary ’60 Hobby: Baseball. Most Remem- bered Moment: Winning the state baseball championship in ’58. Ambition: To be a coach and teacher. FETCH, JOHN A. St. George ’58 QENIOR Intramural Referee 3; Cheerlead- er 3,4; Football 1; Sports Man- ager 2,3; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Don’t worry.” Most Remembered Moment: The night after the Issaquah game. Ambition: To have a good job and to marry. GRANGER, JOSEPH H. St. Paul’ s ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; Social Committee 4. Most Remembered Moment: The 1961 Prep-O’Dea football game. Ambition: To become a psychiatrist. GRADDON, STEPHEN J. St. Edward’s Seminary ’60 Letterman’s Club 4; Track 4; AY M. ae GRAS OE Eien Football 3,4. Hobby: Waterskiing. St. Edward’s ’58 Most Remembered Moment: My Social Committee 3,4. Favorite first Chemistry class. Ambition: Saying: ‘‘Navy is for the birds.” To-beva G.PTA: Hobby: Collecting coffee can keys. Most Remembered Moment: The Junior Prom. Ambition: To own a Rolls Royce. GREEN, JOHN P. Marymount Military Academy ’59 Social Committee 2; Senior Prom Committee 4; Track 2,3,4; Foot- ball 3. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Why of ’ Most Remembered Mo- ment: First Place in the State Pistol Shooting Match. Ambition: An Air Force Career. course.’ CLASS HENDERSON, KEVIN J. St. James Cathedral ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; Social Commit- tee 3,4; School Paper 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Football 1; Debate Club 2. Favorite Saying: ‘‘That’s right.” Most Remembered Moment: The day after a Junior Prom. Ambition: Medicine. HALPIN, DAVID J. Holy Family ’58 School Paper 2,4; Publicity Com- mittee 4, Favorite Saying: ‘‘Why go on?” Hobby: Reading. Most Remembered Moment: Graduation (I hope). Ambition: To succeed in everything I do. HOLDREN, RICHARD A. St. Edward’s ’58 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sodality of Our Lady 2,3; Yearbook Staff 3; ° F Class Officer 1,3,4; Student Sen- ate 4; Student Council 4; Club HATHAWAY, CHARLES H. Diitect 4; Social oe 2,3, : 4; Senior Prom Committee, Chair- Holy Rosary ’58 : : : 7 man 4; Coronation Ball Commit- Honor Roll 1; Library Club 2,3,4; tee 4; Chairman, Junior Prom Social Committee 4. Favorite Committee 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Saying: ‘‘Oh Ya.’”’ Hobby: Having Baseball 1. Favorite Saying: fun. Most Remembered Moment: “That’s breaks.’’ Hobby: Hunt- Tieing Prep in football. Ambi- ing and fishing. Most Remembered tion: To go to college. Moment: A night atop the Big Bear. Ambition: Not to become a millionaire. HEWITT, JOHN M. St. Martin’s '59 Football 3,4; Baseball 2; Letter man’s Club 3,4. Favorite Saying: Rise above it, men!’’ Most Re- membered Moment: The trip to Twin Harbors. Ambition: To be a lawyer. 21 HRUBY, WESLEY G. St. Edward’s Seminary '60 Sodality of Our Lady 4; Track 3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘I do things to the best of my ability.’’ Hobby: Fishing and traveling. Most Re- membered Moment: The very first time I made Honor Roll. Ambition: To go to college and get a good job. JOHNSON, MICHAEL, R. 3 Holy Rosary '58 U § Social Committee 2,3,4; Corona- i } % tion Ball Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; School Paper 2; Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Foot- Pep Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2; So- ball 1; Sports Manager 2,3,4. HOSTERMAN, PHILIP A. St. Edward’s ’58 dality of Our Lady 3; President, Favorite Saying: ‘Do it this Sodality 4; Class Officer 4; Stu: dent Senate 4; Club Officer 2,4; way; it’s easier.’’ Hobby; Hunt- ing, fishing. Most Remembered Social Committee 2,4; Track 1,3; Moment: Dave, Jim and John Tennis 2; Band 4. Fav orite Say- ing: ‘‘Censored!’’ Hobby: Doing as little homework as I can get with their Ocasta friends. Ambi- tion: To be as good a man as one of my teachers thinks he is. away with. Most Remembered Moment: My first (and most ex- pensive) day in the lab with Br. Lackie. Ambition: To like and be liked in return. KAY, WILLIAM T. St. Joseph’s ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; Sodality of Our Lady, prefect 3; Sodality 2,4; Yearbook Editor 4; Yearbook : Staff 3; Class Vice-President 1; wd Student Senate 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Club Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2. Favor- ite Saying: ‘‘Hi, you big dog.” Most Remembered Moment: The day I out-wrestled Br. O’Keefe. Ambition: To be a credit to my parents. JERGENS, PAUL K. Holy Rosary ’58 Library Club 2,3,4; Bookroom, Staff 2,3,4. Most Remembered Moment: The day Br. Dwyer’s toupee was taken. Ambition: To make my life a great success. SENIOR 22 KELLER, MICHAEL P. St. George '58 Honor Roll 1; Social Committee 2,4; Baseball 1; Pep Club 1; Glee Club 1. Favorite Saying: ‘‘I’m free again, fellas.’’ Most Remem- bered Moment: Trying to get Patneaude, Truman, and Spagnole to leave Twin Harbors. Ambition: To repay my mom for all that she has done for me. i KESLING, PETER R. LAMSEK, ALAN J. Holy Rosary °58 St. James Cathedral ’58 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sodality of Honor Roll 2; Sodality of Our Our Lady 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Lady 4; Social Committee 4; Class President 1,2,3; Student Publicity Committee 4; Pep Club Body President 4; Student Senate 3; Glee Club 2. Most Remembered 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Club Moment: Receiving my Eagle Officer 4; Cheerleader 3,4; School Scout Award. Ambition: To be a Paper 3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2, credit to my parents. 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Debate 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘What’s new?” Hobby: Skiing, golfing, and fishing. Most Remembered Moment: The night we tied Prep, 6-6. Ambition: To walk with God and ‘‘Fight hard’’ for happiness. KRIEG, RONALD F. Shoreline ’60 Pep Club 3. Favorite Saying. “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Hobby: Folk-singing, competitive swimming. Most Remembered Mo- ment: My first attempt at public singing. Ambition: A career in the army. |. LARKIN, JOSEPH J. Sacred Heart (Bellevue) ’59 Hobby: Hunting, skiing’ and skin diving. Most Remembered Mo- ment: The three days of school I missed because of a hunting trip. Ambition: To work with the U.S. Fish Wildlife Service. MATHEWS, PATRICK T. St. Edward’s ’58 Class Officer 1,4; Student Sen- ate 4; Student Council 1,4; Pres- ident of Letterman’s Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4. Most Remembered Moment: My first basket in varsity play. Ambition: To play basketball in college and obtain a degree in dentistry: LORD, ROBERT E. St. Anne’s ’58 Intramural Referee 2,3. Favorite Saying: ‘‘You want to bet?’’ Most Remembered Moment: My first class with Br. Dwyer. Ambition: To attend college. LORENTZEN, ROBERT W. Holy Rosary ’58 Football 1. Favorite Saying: “That’s life in the big time.’ Hobby: Water skiing and boating. Most Remembered Moment: The day I almost leveled the lab. Ambition: To be a success in life. MATSUDAIRA, VINCENT A. Immaculate Conception '58 Class Officer 4; Club Officer 4; Social Committee 3,4; School Paper 2,4; Track 1; Sports Man- ager 1; Camera Club 4; Glee Club 1,2. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Floated in.” Hobby: Photography. Most Remembered Moment: O’Dea tie with Prep, 6-6. Ambition: To be successful, 24 SENIOR MAINS, GERALD E. Holy Rosary ’58 Class Officer 1; Student Senate 1; Social Committee 2; Intramural Referee 2,3; Intramural Officer 3; Track 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Letter- man’s Club 3,4. Favorite Saying: “Well, all right.’ Hobby: To play all the sports I can. Most Remembered Moment: Swimming Party, July 18, 1961. Ambition: To be at least half the man my father was. McCOY, JAMES M. Sacred Heart (Seattle) ’58 Sodality of Our Lady 3,4; Layout Editor, Yearbook Staff 4; Year- book Staff 3; Publicity Commit- tee 2; Golf 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Are you sure, Br. Lackie?’’ Most Re- membered Moment: The times we beat Prep in basketball. Ambi- MAYOVSKY, FREDERICK P. tion: To pass Physics. St. Joseph’s ’58 Social Committee 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Son of a gun.’? Hobby: Repairing electrical equipment. Most Re- membered Moment: After the Cor- onation Ball of ’59. Ambition: To follow out my life according to my ideals. IVE GLAAD AIG Yalen Gr Holy Rosary 758 Track 1,2,3,4; Sports Manager 2,3,4; Favorite Saying: ‘‘What are you, some kind of a nut?”’ Hobby: Photography. Most Re- membered Moment: Bellarmine Relays — 1961. MILLET, THOMAS P. Maryknoll Junior Seminary ’60 Social Committee 3; Band 3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘Like, what’s happening?’”? Hobby: Swimming, waterskiing and fishing. Most Remembered Moment: Driving my Corvette off the Ballard Bridge. Ambition: To graduate with good grades. McKAY, MALCOLM C. Cathedral ’58 Honor Roll 2; School Paper 2,3, 4, Favorite Saying: ‘““How about that?’? Hobby; Living. Most Re- membered Moment: My first Re- port Card. MONTCALM, ROBERT J. St. Edward’s ’58 Sodality of Our Lady 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Yearbook, Activities Ed- itor 4; Social Committee 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4. Favorite Saying: “Well, don’t have a fizzy bomb!” Ambition: To own a full race Corvette. Most Remembered Mo- ment: The day I got my letter of acceptance to O’Dea. MYERS, JOHN E. St. Edward’s Seminary ’59 Intramural Referee 2; Basketball 2,4; Baseball 4. Favorite Saying: “I don’t care who he is.”’ Hobby: Skiing. Most Remembered Mo- ment: Tieing Prep. Ambition: To open a restaurant. MULLINEAUX, RODNEY J. Carmichael Jr. High (Richland) '58 Honor Roll 1,2; Sodality of Our Lady 4; Class President 1,4; Student Senate 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Social Committee 2; Let- terman’s Club 1,2,3,4; Poster Club 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1°2.5.45 Basketball leyl,253;4; Sports Manager 2. Favorite Say- ing: “‘Brother, may 1. . .’’ Hob- by: Waterskiing.and dancing. Most Remembered Moment: New Year's Eve Party — 1960. Ambition: To choose the right vocation. MYLET, JEROME E. St. Margaret’s ’58 Social Committee 4; Intramural Referee 3; School Paper 4 Base- ball 1. Favorite Saying: ‘‘What did you say?’’ Hobby: Skiing. Remembered Moment: My first day at O’Dea. Ambition: To be a credit to my family. 26 NADEAU, DENNIS F. St. Teresa ’58 Class Officer 2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Intramurai Referee 2,3; Track 1; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Is that right?’’ Hobby: Waterskiing. Most Remembered Moment: Mak- ing my first two points in varsity basketball. Ambition: To become a doctor. SENIOR NIRK, WILLIAM N. St. Anthony’s ’58 Favorite Saying: ‘‘But Brother, I forgot it.’? Hobby: Trying to find one. Most Remembered Moment: Br. Dwyer’s Spanish Class. Am- bition: To lead a good life. O’BRIEN, CHRISTOPHER D. Sacred Heart ’58 Favorite Saying: ‘‘Not me, baby.” Hobby: Posing. Most Remem- bered Moment: The day Mr. Miller said I was smart. Ambition: To tise above my most serious faults. O’CONNOR, THOMAS B. St. Teresa ’58 Sodality of Our Lady 2; Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Senate 2,3; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Poster Club 1; Football 1,2,3,4. Hobby: Art. Most Remembered Moment: Evening of Aug. 26, 1960. Am- bition: To be an individual. NORTON, LLOYD W. St. Paul’ s ’58 Publicity Committee 4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘You’re so fine!’’ Hobby: Racing go-karts. Most Remem- bered Moment: When I tipped over in a go-kart. Ambition: To live. OSOTEO, VICTOR R., Jr. St. James Cathedral ’58 Honor Roll 1,2,3; Sodality of Our Lady 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Officer 3; Student Senate 3; Intra- mural Referee 2; Paper 2,3,4; Publicity Committee 4; Track 1, 2; Sports Manager 3; Football 2. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Yes, Brother, I agree with you explicitly.” Ambition: To fulfill God’s will to the best of my ability. eR a ; DACAN LUOICUAET CC PAGAN, MICHAEL S. St. Francis of Assissi ’58 Y ois � Moa) PINTADO, RICARDO M. St. Mary’s ’58 Class Officer 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Favorite Say- ing: “Well, I'll be doggoned!”’ Most Remembered Moment: Beat- ing Blanchet, 7-6, in 1960. Am- bition: To be a success in life. SENIOR PATNEAUDE, DAVID R. St. Teresa ’58 Honor Roll 1; Class President 2,3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Student Council 4; Intramural Referee 2; Poster Club 1; Basketball 1,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Where’s the key?’’ Most Remembered Moment: Departure from Twin Harbors. Ambition: To ‘ Rise above it.” SARKIES, TODD L. Holy Rosary ’58 Library Staff 2,3,4; Bookroom Staff 2,3,4. Hobby: Stereophonic Sound Equipment. Ambition: To be a success in life. 28 PILLING, KERRY L. Marcus Whitman ’59 Social Committee 4; Favorite Saying: ‘‘Kidding isn’t always fun.’? Most Remembered Moment: Hiding in the cloakroom of Roo 202 during Sophomore Year. Am- bition: To have success in life. SIFFERMAN, STEPHEN K. St. James Cathedral ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; School Paper 4; Track 1; Golf 2; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Debate Club 2,3,4; Favorite Saying: ‘‘T'll take the blonde.” Hobby: Work- ing at anything in general. Most Remembered Moment: To count the months before graduation. SCHULLER, MARK H. Holy Family ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘You should have seen the one that got away.” Hobby: Fishing, Hunting. Most Remembered Moment: When I saw who was sitting next to me in 204. Ambition: To become a top fisheries expert. SINNAR, JOHN W. SHEPHERD, MICHAEL J. St. Patrick 58 St. George 58 Class Officer 1; School Paper 1. School Paper 2,3,4; Debate Club Favorite Saying: “I was only 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: “‘If at going a hundred, officer.’’ Hobby: first you don’t succeed, to heck Astronomy, Photography, speed with it.’’ Most Remembered Mo- boating, and spending money. ment: Trip in the summer of ’61. Most Remembered Moment: Beat- Ambition: To retire at 35. ing a police car in a drag. Ambi- tion: To be a success at what- ever I do. SILLING, EDWARD Briscoe Memorial School ’58 Honor Roll 1,2,4; Chess Club 3; Glee Club 1,2. Favorite Saying: “Generosity killed the cat.” Hobby: Creative Writing. Ambi- tion: Considering what happened to Caesar, I am not inclined to- ward ambition. SLY, DON 'Ps Holy Rosary ’58 Honor Roll 2; Sodality of Our Lady 4; Social Committee 2,3,4; Intramural Referee 3; School Pa- per 2; Publicity Committee 4; Track 3; Sports Manager 2,3. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Be he ever so humble, there’s no one like Rome.”’ Most Remembered Mo- ment: When we beat Blanchet, 59. Ambition: To be an “‘intel- lectual’’ — I aim for the moon. SOLON, STEVE K. Tamalpais High ’60 Favorite Saying: ‘‘Understand, rubberband?’’ Hobby: Reading, traffic tickets. Most Remembered Moment: When I received accept- ance at O’Dea. Ambition: To discover what I’m best suited for. SOMMERS, RONALD J. St. Paul’ s '58 Honor Roll 1,2. Favorite Saying: ‘ Ha! you missed, Brother.’’ Most Remembered Moment: When my brother misspelled his name on his learner’s permit. SOMMERS, DONALD M. We JAP S ots) Honor Roll 1. Favorite Saying: “What, who me?’’ Hobby: Loaf- ing. Most Remembered Moment: Br. Lackie making a mistake. Ambition: To graduate from college. 30 SOUTHERLAND, RICHARD G. Holy Rosary 58 Track 1,2; Bowling Club 3,4; Football 1; Favorite Saying: “Don’t play games.’’? Hobby: Bowling. Most Remembered Mo- ment: Teen Dance — Oct. 30, 1961. Ambition: To be a success like my dad. SENIOR SPADONI, DONALD F. Holy Rosary ’58 Honor Roll 2,3; Sodality of Our Lady 3,4; Club Officer 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Favorite Saying: ‘‘Oh, no! Not me.’’ Hobby: Sports, Fishing, Tropical F ish. Most Remembered Moment: The 880 in the 1960 Catholic Meet. Ambition: To be a final success. SPAGNOLE, JAMES F. St. Edward’s '58 SPRUKSTS, GEORGE Honor Roll 1,2; Social Committee Washington Junior High ’59 2,3,4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Intra- mural Referee 2,3; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ten- nis 2,3,4; Football 1. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Just a second here, I got an idea!’’ Hobby: Cars, Sports. Most Remembered Moment: The days in 204 and the trip to the ocean with the Juniors. Ambition: Honor Roll 2,3,4; Debate Club 2. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Heaven help !” Hobby: Book collecting. Most Remembered Moment: When us I got my first book. Ambition:To 2? be myself. To make my friends proud of me in whatever I attempt. SPICKLER, RICHARD H. St. Paul’s ’58 Honore Rolle; Pepe Glubm 1,253; Football 1. Favorite Saying: ‘ You know.’’ Hobby: Boating and Ice Skating. Most Remembered Moment: The first Chemistry test I passed. Ambition: “To attain happiness throughout my entire Lifetes STANLEY, LEONARD R. St. Anthony’s (Renton) '58 Class Officer 1,2,3; Track 1; Let- terman’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Oh, you're bad.’’ Hobby: Hunting, fishing. Most Remembered Mo- ment: My first Varsity Basket- ball game. Ambition: To raise a good Catholic family. SURSELY, MICHAEL J. St. Edward’s Seminary ’59 SENIOR Favorite Saying: ‘‘Yeow!’’ Hob- by: Painting. Most Remembered Moment: The 1961 C.Y.O. Con- vention. Ambition: To be a credit to God, my country, and my parents. TRIBBLE, GARY J. St. Anne’s ’58 Sodality of Our Lady 2,3,4. Fa- vorite Saying: “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” Hobby; Writing. Most Remembered Moment: Moments spent with my ‘ older sister. Ambition: To be a : s Maryknoll missionary priest. $ TRUMAN, JOHN H. } St. George ’58 TERHAR, LEE J. St. Anne’s ’58 Class Officer 1; Student Senate 1; Social Committee 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1. Favorite Say- ing: ‘‘What are you? Some kind of nut?!’? Hobby: To help Dave with his car. Most Remembered Moment: The night before we left for Twin Harbors. Ambition: To be a success in life and a credit to my family and friends. Social Committee 4; Favorite Saying: ‘“‘You think they’d find something better to do.’’ Hobby: Designing gasoline engines. Most Remembered Moment: My first shot of leather at O’Dea. Ambi- tion: To become a draftsman. ee VAN AVERY, JAMES C. Holy Rosary ’58 Track 3,4; Sports Manager. 4. Fa- vorite Saying: ‘‘Hi ya, babe!’’ Hobby: Caricature drawing and amateur radio works. Most Re- membered Moment: WhenI cleared 9Y% feet in the Pole Vault. Ambi- tion; To become a commercial artist. 32 WILLHIGHT, JAMES W. St. Edward’s Seminary ’59 Vice-President, Publicity Club 4. Favorite Saying: ‘‘Why not?” Hobby: Skiing. Most Remembered Moment: ‘‘When Mark and I re- turned from Spokane and showed that dead bird to Brother Popish.’’ Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. ’ VANDELL, LARRY R. Sacred Heart (Seattle) ’58 Glee Club 1,2. Favorite Saying: “Why not?’’ Hobby: Coin collect- ing. Most Remembered Moment: Br. King’s speech the first day of school. Ambition: To obtain a high rank in the U.S. Navy. WECZOREK, DENNIS J. De La Salle, Minneapolis ’60 Tennis 4. Favorite Saying: ZELLERHOFF, STANLEY R. Holy Rosary ’58 Intramural Referee 2,3; Cheer- “What?’? Hobby: Playing the Piano. Most Remembered Moment: When I flunked a Physics Test. Ambition: To become a dentist. leader 2,3,4; Intramural Officer 3; Favorite Saying: ‘‘Right.” Most Remembered Moment: When my car with an O’Dea Princess in it stalled on Boren Avenue during a rush hour. Ambition: To become an Accountant. WILSON, WAYNE P. Holy Rosary ’58 Honor Roll 1,2; Class Officer 1; Student Senate 1; Intramural Ref- eree 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Track 2; Bowling Club 3; Football 1. Favorite Saying: ‘‘I’ve got lots of time, so don’t rush.’’ Hobby: Swimming and Bowling. Most Remembered Moment: The dance after the Bellingham football game. Ambition: To be a credit to everyone with whom I associate, sen Kee % ‘€ fy: Sie 8 Haller Lk” ae MD Bait 7 re awe am Bang ety “pangs £2 uae wet Ewe £ Pies Hes Mi, © e omar ioe io. te . oe Come Ter WASWELLT ACVLIMTD � MEFESH TAS “arkeek Park Sorte ge 3 yy rein | a. ht ays é Fs, ae Cad ai Hels 4 ind bic aa i hey ue ww bee ue ae “wv ¥ ay yt Wy aa Sy Gee eae Sel. ce Bay, fae, = a idiue ee? HERE ARRE ay ae Die eo et af bea ee : + deeeu BAHSRBRESE me 2 aH 4 rhs ; : wis EE | ‘ee a et “3 ¢ seatclatalalal ialatriglals tales : on = WA, Bs; ; AEs 6 Loe i ‘Wtiaie | OD cy? TOT hetainas oo? f ' : Le S006) Mi Sh kis en ; ene wy ses | a ‘ay BY Mii! Ms 8 oS ae ae Be ay 2 - Bie yg CT CoS P| ie rOOG} BOG 9 fi _ ae ae Piyga v3 a % a - a in 8 UNDERCLASSMEN Room 106 Kenneth Acena (Treasurer) Michael Frahm (Secretary) Steve Tarabochia (President) Paul Kedzior (Vice-President) Room 302 James Hogan (Sec. Treas.) Paul Chelminiak (President) Carl Jacobson (Vice-President) Room 301 James Van Parys (Treasurer) Perry Cotton (President) Michael Fallon (Secretary) Michael Taylor (Vice-President) Ashby, Allan Barbarus, Paul Bell, Charles Carter, Gerald Cervinski, Robert Cotton, Perry Currie, Terrence NOOR Adams, John Aiello, Robert Chelminiak, Paul Crouse, Lawrence Crowder, Timothy Ke As 6 — es Dalbec, Frederick De Leo, James Bil Buck, James Cooper, Michael Cummins, Philip De Leuw, Daniel Diaz, Peter Dodd, Richard Dick, William Di Donato, Paul Donnelly, Charles Donohue, Michael Droppelman, Bill Dunn, James } 44 hh be Dwyer, Michael Fallon, Michael Fauconnier, Arthur Ford, Nathan Frahm, Michael Frankfurter, Michael - Freeman, James Friend, Richard Gatter, Charles Gebenini, Louis Gordon, William Goroch, Andrew Greene, Charles Hein, Howard Heltsley, Raymond Hemmen, Alan Honda, John Houser, Richard Hogan, James 38 Jacobson, Carl Johnson, Edward Kerschner, John Kirschner, John Lantz, Paul Leahy, Brian Liedtke, Raymond Lynch, Alfred Meggett, James Mortell, Robert Munger, Richard Murphy, Michael O’Farrell, Terry Pasion, Agusto Perrault, Robert Phillips, Kenneth Rathbun, Daniel Romischer, Bill Rumpf, Charles Retchless, James 39 Ryan, Jerry Savidge, James Soros, Samuel Spadoni, Louis Welch, Michael Wilson, Joseph JUNIORS Scheer, Lawrence Schuller, Michael Bace ow Spengler, John Starr, William Tarabochia, Steve Thompson, Terry Wells, Wayne Widden, Joseph Worthing, Frederick Yocum, George 40 Scott, Joseph Sifferman, Earl Stein, Paul Van Parys, James Wilcox, Carver Sullivan, Patrick Van Parys, Martin ag et 3 ie ae ? ‘bf Pee WM aii Ce P , we! - mtg LU, ¥ ' hy See ew. FAQ : ; Room 201 John Kiefer (Sec.-Treas.) Richard Hill (President) Robert Marzano (Vice-President) OF PR OR. Me PS hs i DOT STIR OO AA TEE, AS FR 4 SaaS i Se eS See es Peer ky ns E . ) a 5o% 2 3 4 rs Sen tb Foe F, is we ‘ibn a AG ¥, tae e + Room 204 Michael Sands (Secretary) John Callan (Treasurer) Greg Brashear (Vice-President) fox Richard Mosqueda (President) Room 202 Douglas Koch (Vice-President) Michael Klier (Secretary) Michael Kovacich (President) Gaty Susak (Treasurer) Berridge, Michael Coolen, Michael De Boer, Peter Ede, Gary SOPHOMORES Agostino, Thomas Blodgett, Edward Cooper, David Dierst, David Egan, Dennis Ambrose, Wayne Bourgault, Mike Cormick, Jack Dolejsi, Edward Elwell, Timothy Anderson, Gary Brashear, Greg Clark, Timothy Cortines, James Donohue, William Ferguson, Bruce 42 Atkinson, Mike Brazier, Stephen Clendening, Mike Cruz, Charles Duyungan, Jaime Feser, John Burden, James Day, Chester Flores, Larry SOPHOMORES Fountain, Timothy Garrett, Philip Gazarek, Charles Graddon, Bruce Halpin, Dennis Hancock, Charles sie Hathaway, Daniel Herron, James esd Hill, Richard Hoffert, James Hudziak, Steven Hughes, Gary Jackson, James Jesse, Michael Kemble, William Kiefer, John Kokorowski, Stan Kovacich, Michael Langdon, Thomas Legaz, James Lord, Brian Lorentzen, Steve Lysen, Raymond Maloney, Michael 43 SOPHOMORES Malyurek, Paul Marzano, Robert McGuire, Terry Melissa, John Moore, Robert Moser, James Mosqueda, Dick : rh Oberti, Edmund Parmele, Robert Pigott, Robert Pitre, Hanniegan . Radoll, John Rispoli, Dennis Russell, Ralph Sands, Michael Smolen, Joseph Solari, Dennis Soros, Louis Taylor, Charles Taylor, William Thiry, Pierre Widden, Thomas Whiting, Douglas Zimmar, David AAS Mo tS by pisses j w% ‘ ____FRESHMAN CLASS OF Room 1B OCI Robert Watanabe (Vice-President) Brian Gurry (Vice-President) Arthur Wheeler (President) | Richard O’Connell (President) George Yuasa (Sec.-Treas.) Gerald Graddon (Secretary) Ed Lukjanowicz (Treasurer) Room 1A Brian Englin (Sec.-Treas.) Patrick Welch (President) Michael Della (Vice-President) Room 1C Daniel Sullivan (Vice-President) James Keller (President) Michael Young (Sec.-Treas.) FRESHMEN : Abella, Tedd Armstrong, Patrick Ball, Thomas Barbarus, Robert Baron, James Beeman, John Byrne, Thomas Cortez, Angelo Daigle, Michael Della, Michael Oe Donovan, Richard Downing, Steven Rie Driscoll, Joseph Duncalf, George Elwell, Dennis Evans, Vincent sun Goroch, John Graddon, Eugene 46 FRESHMEN Gregory, John Gurry, Brian Hansen, Charles Hanson, David Hathaway, John Henderson, Robert Higgins, Craig Holder, Paul Horiuchi, Vincent Jones, Robert Justin, Aladdin Katona, Jerry Keller, James Kemp, Dennis Kerkof, Richard Kerschner, Larry Lidzbarski, C. Lukjandwicz, Ed Marlowe, James Martinson, Terry ae McCann, Michael McCloskey, Jeffrey McFarland, Jerry McKelvey, Willard McKeon, John McWayne, David 47 4 é A Murphy, Rodger Nelson, James Nelson, Michael O’Connell, Richard Pelletier, James Peterson, David Phillips, Thomas Pirie, James Pomeroy, Patrick Prasnikar, Stanley eee Schachere, Richard Schoenbachler, R. Sedlickas, Michael Sharp, Robert Sheen, Michael Siemion, Patrick Simpson, Raymond 48 FRESHMEN nye y 4 Soros, Joseph Spengel, Richard David Terracino, Richard Vermeire, Gerald Walsh, Martin Warren, Lawrence Watanabe, Robert Weitzel, Vernon Welch, Daniel 0 Welch, Patrick Weller, Terrence Wemer, Leon Wheeler, Arthur Wieser, Richard Wilson, Albert a 2 oe Wilson, Anthony Wilson, John Worthing, Gregory Young, Michael Young, William Yuasa, George 49 han § + 3 s cen ee E: ie . � = v © - “4 a ee iia AS SO La a - 8 a my 7) a i ‘ ® eee ONY MIN e ZL NY a om} at ys onaall 4 , ' va site - staat “= Fag Lei oe wes nate avi ae {owe art ne Q ety OS) = == = — © « COUNTRY CLUB OVERLAKE ANNUAL RETREAT | PALISADES RETREAT HOUSE REV. HENRY B. CONRAD, O.M.I. REIREAT MASTER Pastor, St. Benedict’s (Seattle) UNDERCLASSMEN’S ANNUAL, RETREAT % ¥. ped a as 52 SODALITY OF OUR LADY FRONT ROW: G. Tribble, V. Osoteo, A. Lamsek, R. Mullineaux, D. Spadoni, R. Driscoll, W. Hruby, W. Kay. BACK ROW: M. Frahm, C. Rumpf, P. Kedzior, J. Carter, A. Passion, P. Hosterman, D. Sly. SODALITY OF OUR LADY SODALITY OF OUR LADY — UNDERCLASSMEN FRONT ROW: M. Sands, W. Ambrose, R. Hill, R. Houser, F. Worthing, J. Dunn, M. Cooper, G. Brashear. ROW TWO: H. Pitre, M. Hasslinger, T. Clark, W. Dick, P. DiDonato, W. Wells, M. Donehue. BACK ROW: R. Hasslinger, M. Coolen, W. Romischer, C. Jacobson, M. Welch, W. Garrett, B. Graddon, J. Nollette. STUDENT COUNCIL i me i (uae bes 3 bi at STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: D. Belmonte, T. Carroll, P. Kesling, M. Connors. BACK ROW: R. Holdren, R. Mathews, D. Patneaude, S. Deutsch, R. Mullineaux. STUDENT SENATE FRONT ROW: M. Connors, R. Holdren, T. Carroll, P. Kesling, R. Mullineaux, D. Belmonte, R. Mathews, D. Patneaude, S. Deutsch. ROW TWO: C. Jacobson, P. Chelminiak, P. Kedzior, P. Cotton, R. Marzano, R. Hill, M. Kovacich, M. Taylor, G. Brashear, R. Mosqueda. BACK ROW: S. Tarabochia, A. Wheeler, R. Watanabe, B. Gurry, R. O’Connell, D. Sullivan, P. Welch, J. Keller, M. Della, D. Koch. LIBRARY STAFF LIBRARY AND BOOKROOM STAFF C. Hathaway, R. Hasslinger, T. Sarkies, P. Jergens. DECLAMATION DEBATE CLUB SEATED: S. Sifferman, P. Kesling, M. Connors, T. Carroll, P. Chelminiak, C. Gazarek, W. Garrett, D. Josue. STANDING: M. Frankfurter, R. Heltsley, R. Cervinski. CORONATION BALL — 1961 aur “7eee ee. QUEEN OF THE IRISH ELIZABETH OLSON Holy Angels PRINCESS CATHY BLAINE PRINCESS CAMILLA BURNETTE Immaculate Holy Names PRINCESS MARY BETH GRANT PRINCESS ROBIN MORAN Holy Rosary Forest Ridge SOCIAL COMMITTEE SENIORS FRONT ROW: J. Truman, K. Henderson, A. Lamsek, F. Mayovsky, C. Hathaway, R. Holdren, V. Matsudaira, T. Carroll, J. Granger. BACK ROW: J. Spagnole, R. Montcalm, M. Deacy, P. Hosterman, R. Callahan, R. Gray, J. Mylet. FRONT ROW: G. Yocum, P. Cotton, D. Josue, J. Widden, D. Whiting, D. Spengler, J. Nollette, R. Ostlund, E. Sifferman. ROW TWO: D. De Leuw, J. Arima, R. Aiello, P. Cummins, W. Chesledon, R. Shepherd, P. Barbarus, R. Munger, W. Romischer. ROW THREE: D. Banchero, J. Carter, M. © Cooper, J. Freeman, N. Ford, R. Keefe, S. Soros. : eo Q 3 ic = it _— eo ae to 6 UNDERCLASSMEN W ay y DANCE COMMITTEES Richard Holdren, David Belmonte, Michael Johnson. JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE M. Cooper, P. Cotton, P. Barbarus. SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Michael Keller, Richard Holdren, John Truman. LETTERMEN ; : Ss SENIOR LETTERMAN’S CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Meyers, J. Fetch, J. Greene, D. Nadeau, D. McClary, J. Spagnole, T. O’Connor, D. Belmonte, M. Hewitt. BACK ROW: R. Mullineaux, M. Pagan, P. Kesling, J. Mains, R. Mathews, ) S. Deutsch, T. Black, R. Costello, S. Sifferman, R. Pintado, W. Kay. LETT ERMAN’S CLUB FRONT ROW: P. DiDidonado, P. Sullivan, F. Worthing, P. Cotton, T. Clark, R. Hill, W. Ambrose, J. Callan, M. Sands, S. Soros. ROW TWO: J. Hogan, F. Dalbec, P. Welch, R. Dodd, W. Romischer, M. Frahm, W. Wells, A. Fauconnier, J. Van Parys, D. Spadoni. BACK ROW: W. Droppelman, P. Kedzior, C. Wilcox, B. Leahy, C. Greene, M. Frahm, J. Honda, C. Bell, C. Jacobson, S. Tarabochia. 60 PEP BAND SCHOOL BAND FRONT ROW: T. Millet, J. Ewart, C. Wilcox, J. Freeman, R. Scholenbacher, G. Partee, S. Slye. BACK ROW: J. Hunter, J. Hogan, Br. Hanley (Moderator), P. Hosterman, J. Wilson. 1.A.A. FRONT ROW: F. Worthing, J. Honda, E. Johnson. BACK ROW: D. Cooper, R. Dodd, R. Mosqueda, L. Gebenini, M. Frankfurter, J. McCann, A. Goroch, W. Dick, R. Houser FRONT ROW: S. Kokorowski, H. Pitre, J. Hoffert, T. Byrne, D. Josue, S. Dodd. ROW TWO: C. Balkany, J. Nelson, L. Kerschner, J. Nollette, R. Parmele, R. Hurley. BACK ROW: T. Widden, J. Stegman, M. Coolen, J. Mylet. NEWSPAPER STAFF | FRONT ROW: S. Sifferman, M. Pagan, J. Willhight, M. Shepherd, M. Connors, D. Halpin, M. McKay. ROW TWO: R. Heltsley, P. Kesling, V. Matsudaira, R. Houser, J. Widden, D. Cooper, V. Osoteo. BACK ROW: M. VanParys, B. Leahy, R. Dodd, A. Goroch, T. Crowder, J. Mylet. SAB tals Mili bi) 3 ial = HFT [Page 1 siaaae POSTER CLUB T. Crowder, R. Heltsley, T. Widden, P. Siemion. PUBLIGILY GEUB FRONT ROY: W. Carter, V. Osoteo, A. Lamsek, J. Willhight, D. Halpin, J. Todd. BACK ROW: J. Dunn, R. Houser, J. Hogan, Mr. Roman Miller (Moderator), T. Crowder, R. Helsley, J. Nollett. 63 MOTHERS CLUB OFFICERS OF MOTHERS’ CLUB Mesdames Houser, Carroll, Soros (President), Coolen, Cristofaro. Mrs. Millet Mrs. Mayovsky Mrs. Donnelly Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Soros presents Br. Popish with a Christmas Gift. Mrs. Zimmer and Mrs. Whiting. MOTHERS’ CLUB Mrs. Gurry, Mrs. Michael, and Mrs. Englin. MOTHERS’ CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Soros, the Mothers’ Club has again set another fine record of devoted service to the school. To reach their goal the Club sponsored four luncheons and card parties — one for each grade. The Chair- ladies at the Card Parties were Mesdames Mayovsky Millet (Senior Division) Mesdames Wilcox Donnelly (Junior Divi- sion), Mesdames Zimmer Whiting (Sophomore Division), Mesdames Gurry, Michael Englin (Frosh Division). There were also weekly hot luncheons for the benefit of the students, and the traditional rummage sale, all eminently suc- cessful financially. ; UNVHLA RaLO see Father Gerald Evoy, S.J., Vice- : President of Seattle University, saber: addresses the Mothers’ Club. His topic: Why I like S.U. The Mothers’ Club enjoyed the P y play written and directed by George Sprukts at the Christ- mas Party. Re tty Sar a Terry Carroll contributes a story at the Christmas Party. Appropriate musical selections rendered by Ron Kreig and his talented associates enlivened the proceedings at the Christmas Party. | i BOOSTERS CLUB y] Race BOOSTERS’ CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Br. Treacy (Mod.), Messrs. A. Kesling, C. Chelminiak, H. Berg, (Pres.), L. Wilcox (Sec.), P. Burns (Treas.), C. Driscoll (Chairman, Bing Committee), G. Zamberlin. Pat Armstrong, lucky winner of fifty dollars, presented to one of the best ticket sellers by Mr. Henry Berg, President of the Boosters’ Club. 67 Mr. Henry Berg presenting Br. Popish with a new IBM typewriter. SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF tiie WILLIAM KAY (Editor) RICHARD DRISCOLL (Associate Editor) When we have gone our separate ways, all scattered far apart, As leaves are scattered o’er the world by playful gusts of wind, And time has dimmed our memories. Michael Pagan, Wayne Carter, James McCoy AeePWL A Le William Kay, Richard Driscoll, Robert Montcalm May this book be the bridge across the broad expanse of years... Back to friends and happy times within these hallowed halls, Back to these, our High School days. WAYNE CARTER (Se nior Layouts) ROBERT MONTCALM (Activities Section) THE YEARBOOK STAFF The Senior and Junior Students on the Annual Staff have once again given the school a Yearbook com- parable to any other previous one. In some respects it differs from previous productions in order to dis- play the variety of creative ability that can be achieved in composing a yearbook. The theme is timely, and the division pages are aimed at evok- ing human interests connected with our city and school. Natural color pictures have been used once again, but in a way that is altogether different in — SS rf WM” thd Sd 3 . eee? ee design and setting. The work of the entire staff entailed hours of difficult planning, but it was all performed very cheerfully and in that family spirit typical of the groups. In the limited time at their disposal each afternoon, the Editor, ‘William Kay, and his wonderfully co-operative associates en- deavoured to capture in retrospect the highlights of the year just ending. They feel justly elated in the result, and they hope that you, the readers, will fully appreciate the genuine happiness they may have added to your school life at O’Dea. 70 NON pm MICHAEL PAGAN (Copy and Editing) JAMES McCOY (Layout Manager) JUNIOR YEARBOOK S TAFE FRONT ROW: E. Sifferman, P. Cotton, J. Dunn, R. Houser. SECOND ROW: P. Cummins, C. Bodner, P. Barbarus, P. DiDonado, W. Gordon. BACK ROW: R. Aiello, R. Shepherd, P. Chelminiak. JUNIOR YEARBOOK STAFF Members of the Junior Yearbook Staff plan their section. oa CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Fetch, Stan Zellerhoff, Richard Holdren, Robert Montcalm, Wayne Wilson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Beth Grant, Elizabeth Olson, Carl Burnette, Robin Moran, Cathy Blaine. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Janice Byer, Deedee Dalton, Liz. Olson, Kathy Cox, Sue Bickford. MOMENTS TO REMEM PARADE 'RSDAY, NOV. 16, 1968 Ne Wud UY ce FILLV3S HitloN |S ta ee eo ee a : . Ww ad HAY Ray Pere veyy é w eae b JUANTTA POINT PS ¢ ee wat gust ad BY ait ss Bi] ni eu af warty Ee z eo veal ae an ie PN at gee enmoene Met Te joy BLA me newt Th My Hae ‘ : PUREED 112; — TATION S ea. on fora ¢ oo ‘oy HOUGHTON kane mtasricagtan Stepyeets ar Ro, he qe. iay Pe oe fy tbe J : aah a ThE ee Me. 4 8 268 i’. a = : “cB “ eee HUNT POINT SPORTS VARSITY LARRY CROUSE STEVE TARABOCHIA JIM HOGAN . _— This was a year of rebuilding for our Varsity Football Team. The team, composed largely of Juniors and Sophomores, had only a few Seniors on hand to help out. Special credit should go to our linemen. Owing to injuries, many of these fellows played virtually every minute during the latter part of the season. The highlight of the season was a 6-6 tie with Seattle Prep, a feat not accom- plished at O’Dea in many a year. Coach Gilmore hopes that his Sophomores will come through next year and give us a winning season. RICHARD HILL PETER KESLING FRED WORTHING 78 CARL JACOBSON WAYNE AMBROSE 36 rs O 4 O = Z S H CHARLES GREENE Notre Dame ham Garden ing Bell Prep ings Bellarmine Fort Vancouver. Blanchet Ferndale K Vancouver College mn tame «aie FOOTBALL SCORES MIKE FRAHM JOHN HONDA FOOTBALL FOOTBALL COACHES FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. William Gilmore (Head Coach), Mr. John Kootnekoff (Assistant Coach), Brother O’Keeffe (Line Coach), Mr. Roman Miller (J. V. Coach). FRESHMAN COACHES Mr. Charles Eley, Mr. Frank Michael, Brother Smith (Head Coach). VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY ‘VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Don Spadoni, Fred Worthing, Tom O’Connor. SECOND ROW: Mike Young, Tony Black, Ed Johnson, A. Fauconnier, Carl Jacobson, John Honda, Paul Kedzior. THIRD ROW: Mike Hewitt, Steve Graddon, Larry Crouse, Jim Van Parys, Mike Frahm, Jim Hogan, Richard Dodd. BACK ROW: Rod Mullineaux, Peter Kesling, Steve Tarabochia, Charlie Greene, Richard Pintado, Wayne Ambrose, Richard Hill. j.V FOOTBALL REGORD WO Nita irecisan finan conn s caccus waeg os ee OS 4 Jev. FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: John Callan, Mike Sands, Robert Parmele, Tim Crowder, Jack Stegman, Bill Droppleman, Jim Cortines. SECOND ROW: Timothy Fountain, George Yocum, Mike McCann, Wayne Wells, Greg Brashear, Charles Rumpf. THIRD ROW: Brian Leahy, Pete De Boer, Paul Chelminiak, Bruce Graddon. BACK ROW: Robert Marzano, Tim Clark, Bill Donohue. 81 J. V. LINE FRONT ROW: John Callan, Paul Chelminiak, Tim Crowder, Robert Marzano, Paul Di Donato, Mike Sands, Bill Droppleman. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Donohue. BACK ROW: Mike Fallon, Robert Parmele, Mike McCann. (nai COO Fs FROSH FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: J. Boulton, M. Tollefson, J. Sarama, A. Wheeler, R. Watanabe, E. Graddon, J. Pelletier, C. De Los Santos. ROW TOW: A. Justin, B. Gurry, L. Werner, C. Kheriaty, W. Young, M. Daigle, G. Yuasa, G. Worthing. ROW THREE: R. Mosqueda, B. Englin, G. Michael, R. Terracino, A. DeLeo, G. Graddon, M. McCann, A. Wilson. BACK ROW: J. Hunter, R. O’Connell, T. Weller, T. Abella, P. Armstrong, J. Hyde, N. Smith, J. Beeman, T. Byrne (Manager). Se nee —) — m a = von! zm 2 = = op) (ad BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Worthing, D. Belmonte, J. Mains, C. Jacobson, R. Mathews, S. Tarabochia, S. Deutsch, M. Welch, D. Nadeau, J. Spagnole, R. Mullineaux, J. Honda, Coach John Kootnekoff. THE VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Kedzior, R. Houser, P. Sullivan, J. Hogan. 84 1961-62 VARSITY SEASON RECORD OPPONENTS Issaquah 42 Marquette 44 Mt. Rainier 49 Seattle Prep 50 Bellarmine 70 Stadium 63 Issaquah 70 Bellarmine 52 Lakeside 50 JIM SPAGNOLE STEVE DEUTSCH ROD MULLI JERRY MAINS DAVE BELMONTE on Port Townsend Blanchet Tahoma Seattle Prep Sedro Woolley Blanchet Port Townsend Blanchet Tahoma Lakeside Seattle Prep BASKETBALL RICK MATHEWS CARL JACOBSON STEVE TARABOCHIA JOHN HONDA DENNIS NADEAU FRED WORTHING — 86 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM The J.V. Team had a season record of 10 wins and 10 losses, and thus maintained Coach Miller’s record of never having had a los- ing season in J.V. sport while he has been at O’Dea. Stressing team play and a tough defense, the young “‘Irish’’ fought through a rugged schedule and made the games always close even in de- feat. Five of their 10 losses were by one point, and these losses came in overtime games. J« V. BASKETBALL M. Coolen, J. Mylet, W. Dick, R. Mosqueda, W. Ambrose, M. Berridge, M. Sands, J. Kiefer, M. Kaiser, M. Bourgault, J. Duyungan, Mr. R. Miller (Coach), T. Fountain (Manager). FRESHMAN CHAMPS D. Welch, A. De Leo, S. Prasnikar, B. Gurry, J. Boulton, M. McCann, P. Holder, P. Welch, M. Nelson, R. Mosqueda, L. Warren, B. Englin, M. Daigle, P. Sands, S. Pukich, R. Sursely (Manager). THIRD TEAM Our Third Team compiled an 8-4 record this year while going on to the Catholic | Championship. Although no | individual player stood out | above the others, the squad had tremendous potential. This augurs a much brighter future for O’Dea Basketball, Brother Farrell was the Team Coach. FRONT ROW: (Left to Right): J. Mains, D. Spadoni, P. Malyurek, S. Soros, C. Greene, C. Wilcox, R. Hill, W. Donahue, R. Mullineaux, J. Green. SECOND ROW: D. McClary, R. Parmele, P. Kesling, R. Dodd, W. Wells, M. Welch, S. Deutsch, W. Romischer, J. VanAvery, E. Johnson, W. Kay, A. Black. THIRD ROW: M. Klier, R. Barbarus, G. Anderson, M. Connors, R. Holdren, S. Kokorowski, S. Brazier, J. Feser, J. Cortines, J. Malissa, J. Bentz, T. Agostino, D. Whiting, J. Granger, P. DeBoer, G. Susak. FOURTH ROW: A. Wheeler, B. Gurry, G. . . . 2 J ie ? laty, lson J. Wi Pomeroy, Kher Gr ith, Ps ? N. Sm Wilson Tollefson M Hathaway, ae ° ? ? Lez iggins w Bs janow H CS Yuasa Elna ° ? . ? Os (3) He} e ° n —_ vo Z . . J BACK ROW a ? Sarama Werner . . Jackson. J i 2 a) Beeman We ? . ? Garrett, J R. Barbarus H. Soros ? W ivan Welch, J. Ryan, D. Solari, Hudziak, M. Maloney, Tonda, A. Cortez, D. Sull Graddon, J. Hunter, Jn Pelletier, Dy Welch Roppo, S. TRACK ia ie Po CHARLES GREENE Fete —- DARYL McCLARY JOHN GREEN LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Kesling, J. Mains, W. Kay, ED JOHNSON W. Romischer, S. Deutsch. 92 Baseball Enthusiasts prior to the first practice of the Season 3 TENNIS TENNIS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Freeman, J. VanParys, D. Koch, M. Clendening, J. Spagnole. GOLF GOLF FRONT ROW: R. Liedke, J. McCann, T. Clark, D. Dierst. SECOND ROW: J. Todd, S. Farley, T. Weller, D. Weczorek, J. McCoy. BACK ROW: P. Sands, V. Evans, P. Hosterman, R. Costello, M. Sands, D. Clark. 94 Au t ‘ SAN ANT a. b. Cc. d. just read. THE PRESIDENT, OF THE UNITED SLATES: VISIUS iris APOLOGIA To all those who: Found their picture unflattering, Didn’t find their picture at all, Were listed for the wrong activities, Weren’t listed for any activities, Saw their picture and someone else’s name, Saw their name and someone else’s picture, Had their names misspelled, Didn’t have their names spelled at all, Are grammatical purists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Yearbook Staff wishes to thank the Principal and Faculty of O’Dea High School, the Student Body, Mr. Charles J. Heib, Jr., Mr. Bob Miller, Mr. Robert L. Pedersen and his Staff at Robert’s Studios, Mr. James W. 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